BTS member Jungkook previously took the internet by storm with his steamy photos from a magazine photo shoot. More photos and videos of Jungkook from photo shoots have surfaced online, showing the “Seven” singer with blue hair. As soon as the video was posted online, fans were surprised to see Jungkook’s new look. Jungkook gained attention with the release of his solo single “Seven”, which instantly became a chart-topper.
BTS ARMY couldn’t stop gushing about Jungkook’s new hair, and the singer started trending all over social media.
On the work front, Jungkook will headline the Global Citizen Festival 2023 on September 23 along with Anitta, Lauryn Hill and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Stray Kids’ 3RACHA will also perform at the festival.
Speaking about his upcoming performance at the Global Citizen Festival, Jungkook said in an official statement, “I’m so excited to join the Global Citizen Festival this year as a headliner!”
He added: “The festival shines a light on important causes and stimulates action and I am delighted to be part of it. I can’t wait to perform in front of a lot of people on the Great Lawn in Central Park.”
Also in attendance will be Bill Nye, Bridget Moynahan, Busy Philipps, Carmelo Anthony, Common, Connie Britton, Danai Gurira, Gayle King, Jordan Fisher, Lewis Pugh, Padma Lakshmi, Phoebe Gates, Rachel Brosnahan and Sophia Bush.
Jungkook’s single “Seven” sparked controversy after he was accused of borrowing the same scale as Fin.KL’s “Time of Mask.” BTS’ agency BigHit Music responded to the allegations and stated that the allegations are false.
“We would like to reveal that the allegations of plagiarism of Jungkook’s song Seven are false. Seven was created as a collaboration between five international producers and has no connection to the song, which is part of a 24-year-old domestic album. The accusations are one-sided. , and the song does not meet any of the criteria used to evaluate plagiarism,” the statement said.
Before the release of “Seven”, Jungkook released his two solo songs “Still With You” and “My You” on Spotify.